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[2236.66 --> 2237.82] when I did it a while ago |
[2237.82 --> 2239.36] because contacts |
[2239.36 --> 2241.44] is arguably the thing |
[2241.44 --> 2242.46] that's most important to me |
[2242.46 --> 2244.12] getting all of that right |
[2244.12 --> 2245.32] and it's been bulletproof. |
[2246.20 --> 2247.04] Well, Dale writes in, |
[2247.14 --> 2248.66] I just listened to episode 51 |
[2248.66 --> 2250.46] and I think Brent mentioned |
[2250.46 --> 2251.12] NextCloud. |
[2251.54 --> 2252.46] Yes, confirmed. |
[2252.66 --> 2253.64] We just had that confirmed |
[2253.64 --> 2254.02] by Brent. |
[2254.10 --> 2254.44] Thank you. |
[2254.98 --> 2256.20] And I wondered if any of you |
[2256.20 --> 2258.06] have heard or used Etsy Sync, |
[2258.10 --> 2260.16] that's E-T-E-Sync.com. |
[2260.54 --> 2262.12] It's a self-hostable project |
[2262.12 --> 2263.24] whose value proposition |
[2263.24 --> 2264.18] is secure, |
[2264.40 --> 2265.42] end-to-end encrypted |
[2265.42 --> 2267.44] and privacy respecting sync |
[2267.44 --> 2268.20] for your contacts, |
[2268.42 --> 2268.84] calendars, |
[2269.02 --> 2270.24] tasks and notes. |
[2270.66 --> 2271.56] I've been using it |
[2271.56 --> 2272.88] for about two years now |
[2272.88 --> 2274.24] and more recently |
[2274.24 --> 2274.94] I've been using it |
[2274.94 --> 2275.84] on my GNOME desktop. |
[2275.84 --> 2276.98] I pay for them |
[2276.98 --> 2277.90] to manage the hosting |
[2277.90 --> 2278.42] and syncing |
[2278.42 --> 2279.30] but you could absolutely |
[2279.30 --> 2280.14] host it yourself. |
[2280.58 --> 2281.58] Highly recommend it. |
[2281.70 --> 2282.46] Thanks for the great show |
[2282.46 --> 2283.04] and all the best. |
[2283.30 --> 2283.52] Dale. |
[2284.58 --> 2285.72] E-T-E-Sync.com |
[2285.72 --> 2286.44] We'll have a link to that |
[2286.44 --> 2286.92] in the show notes. |
[2286.96 --> 2287.64] I looked at it |
[2287.64 --> 2289.00] before the show |
[2289.00 --> 2290.40] and it's a solution |
[2290.40 --> 2291.34] that really is kind of |
[2291.34 --> 2292.94] targeted at just |
[2292.94 --> 2295.02] a end-to-end |
[2295.02 --> 2296.40] encrypted sync |
[2296.40 --> 2297.82] of contact calendar |
[2297.82 --> 2298.48] task notes. |
[2298.60 --> 2299.38] Like it just solves |
[2299.38 --> 2300.02] that problem. |
[2300.20 --> 2301.26] That's what they focus on. |
[2301.54 --> 2302.54] And they've got apps |
[2302.54 --> 2303.66] in the Apple App Store, |
[2304.14 --> 2304.62] Google Play, |
[2304.62 --> 2305.72] they're on F-Droid too |
[2305.72 --> 2307.20] and of course |
[2307.20 --> 2307.88] you can get it |
[2307.88 --> 2308.36] on your desktop. |
[2308.90 --> 2310.32] It looks pretty legit actually. |
[2310.54 --> 2311.54] I think I just decrypted |
[2311.54 --> 2312.62] what their name means. |
[2312.76 --> 2313.48] E-to-E-Sync |
[2313.48 --> 2314.36] is end-to-end sync |
[2314.36 --> 2314.88] isn't it? |
[2315.08 --> 2316.74] Ah, I was wondering. |
[2317.08 --> 2317.42] Duh. |
[2318.58 --> 2319.42] It's one of those moments |
[2319.42 --> 2320.02] you figure it out |
[2320.02 --> 2320.38] and you're like |
[2320.38 --> 2321.48] oh I feel like a dummy now. |
[2323.18 --> 2324.18] You know if I could |
[2324.18 --> 2325.00] mention one thing |
[2325.00 --> 2325.80] about Nextcloud |
[2325.80 --> 2327.74] on Android at least |
[2327.74 --> 2328.66] that made it |
[2328.66 --> 2330.28] possible for me |
[2330.28 --> 2331.42] and integrates it |
[2331.42 --> 2332.34] at a system level |
[2332.34 --> 2332.94] everywhere |
[2332.94 --> 2334.58] is this little app |
[2334.58 --> 2335.68] called DevX5. |
[2336.06 --> 2337.46] It takes the Nextcloud |
[2337.46 --> 2337.96] syncing |
[2337.96 --> 2339.64] which is CalDev |
[2339.64 --> 2341.00] and CardDev |
[2341.00 --> 2341.96] and just |
[2341.96 --> 2342.70] sort of |
[2342.70 --> 2343.42] makes that |
[2343.42 --> 2343.96] available |
[2343.96 --> 2344.90] at a system level |
[2344.90 --> 2346.10] in the same exact |
[2346.10 --> 2346.60] places |
[2346.60 --> 2347.42] and ways |
[2347.42 --> 2348.20] that all of the |
[2348.20 --> 2349.08] Google stuff |
[2349.08 --> 2349.62] appears |
[2349.62 --> 2350.70] so it's just seamless. |
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